Ken White is famous throughout the northeast for his memorial services. His unique services are a comfort to all who attend. His greatest strength comes from his ability to engage the attendees and encourage active participation. In just a few minutes, one person after the next will be sharing happy memories of their loved one. Nearly every service evokes tears, and laughter, and sadness, and joy.
But don’t take our word for it. Here are a few unsolicited testimonials from people who have attended a service presided by Ken.
“The entire family couldn’t believe it. We laughed and cried and felt so much better at the end. Ken was amazing.” – Dale and Bobbi Wilder, White River Junction, VT
“I’ve been in this business a long time, and I’ve seen lots of clergy perform countless services. No one beats Ken White. When I have a family who wants the best, I call Ken.” – Don Wakeman, Funeral Director, Bouton Funeral Home, Danbury, CT
“I know he’s done this thousands of times, but it felt like he was just a close friend of the family and only there for us. Thanks Ken.” – Mrs. Barbara Peck, Georgetown, CT
For an additional charge, we can provide a beautiful private chapel and reception hall for your memorial service, as well as Ken to act as clergy and organist. We will also provide catering with sandwiches, cookies, juice and coffee for up to 50 people.
Ken White is available to perform weddings, funerals and baptisms regardless of whether you make use of his funeral or cremation services. He does not require premarital counseling and you are not required to be a member of his congregation. Give us a call any time to discuss these services at 1-877-212-5007.
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I would like to have more info such as a payment plan for pre-paid cremation. I’d very much like to be able to go through you as a funeral home is quite expensive. The reveiws are amazing and you made family members very comfortable.
By: Dianna McFeters on March 5, 2011
at 12:25 pm